Add comprehensive test coverage for ObjectStack spec protocols - 100% coverage achieved#65
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To fix the unused variable warning without changing functionality, keep the call to TerritorySchema.parse that initializes the parent territory, but stop assigning its result to a named local variable that is never used.
Concretely, in packages/spec/src/system/territory.test.ts within the "should handle hierarchical territories" test, replace:
const parent = TerritorySchema.parse({ ... });with a statement that just calls TerritorySchema.parse and ignores the result:
TerritorySchema.parse({ ... });This preserves any side effects or validations triggered by parsing the parent territory while removing the unused variable parent. No new imports, methods, or other definitions are needed.
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Sprint 3-4: Test Coverage & Platform Features ✅
Goal: Reach 80% test coverage and add critical business features
🎯 Final Results
Coverage Achieved:
Progress Checklist
Week 5-6: Test Coverage Blitz
Day 1-2: Low-Coverage Data Protocols
dataset.zod.ts: Add 15+ tests (18 tests added - 100% coverage) ✅mapping.zod.ts: Add 15+ tests (30 tests added - 100% coverage) ✅Day 3-4: Low-Coverage System Protocols
policy.zod.ts: Add 20+ tests (29 tests added - 100% coverage) ✅territory.zod.ts: Add 15+ tests (25 tests added - 100% coverage) ✅license.zod.ts: Add 15+ tests (35 tests added - 100% coverage) ✅webhook.zod.ts: Add 20+ tests (31 tests added - 100% coverage) ✅translation.zod.ts: Add 15+ tests (18 tests added - 100% coverage) ✅discovery.zod.ts: Add 20+ tests (21 tests added - 100% coverage) ✅Day 5-7: Medium-Coverage Enhancement
filter.zod.ts: Add 10+ tests to reach 90% (10 tests added - 100% coverage) ✅sharing.zod.ts: Add 15+ tests (24 tests added - 100% coverage) ✅action.zod.ts: Already at 100% coverage ✓report.zod.ts: Add 20+ tests (29 tests added - 100% coverage) ✅page.zod.ts: Add 15+ tests (23 tests added - 100% coverage) ✅api.zod.ts: Add 20+ tests (29 tests added - 100% coverage) ✅datasource.zod.ts: Add 20+ tests (27 tests added - 100% coverage) ✅agent.zod.ts: Already at 100% coverage ✓contract.zod.ts: Add 20+ tests (35 tests added - 100% coverage) ✅Day 8-10: Edge Cases & Error Handling
📊 Test Distribution
📝 Test Coverage Strategy
Each test file follows a comprehensive testing approach:
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